Religious Affairs Presidency continues 'Impact Compass' initiative to boost female volunteer readiness at Grand Mosque

The Presidency for Religious Affairs at the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque is continuing to implement the 'Impact Compass' initiative, which aims to prepare female volunteers by familiarizing them with volunteer work locations, pathways, tasks, and organizational guidelines. The initiative is designed to enhance their readiness for field participation and improve the quality of services provided to women visiting the Grand Mosque.

The initiative included a field program held on October 26 and 27, with the participation of 18 female volunteers. The program featured orientation and practical tours covering five main areas: introducing volunteer pathways, clarifying tasks and responsibilities, outlining organizational rules and instructions, field application, and guidance and supervision.

Results from the initiative showed high performance indicators, with 98% clarity on volunteer work locations after the field tour, 97% clarity on tasks and organizational instructions, and 98% contribution to field participation readiness. Overall satisfaction with the initiative reached 99%, with a general performance indicator of 98%.

The initiative is part of the Religious Affairs Presidency’s efforts to develop the women’s volunteer system at the Grand Mosque, enhance the skills and field readiness of female volunteers, and promote community participation and a culture of organized volunteering to improve services for female visitors.